All Supply articles – Page 419
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ArticleNew platform for Bayer brands
Seminis and De Ruiter unite under ‘Vegetables by Bayer’ umbrella
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ArticleStarr Ranch Growers receives certification
Wenatchee-based fruit company attains Fair Trade USA seal for apples
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ArticleEFC announces GKE merger
Belgian company says the move will strengthen performance and brands
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ArticleSmart-tech start-up secures funding
Cambridge start-up raises £750,000 for its 'revolutionary system' promising a 'new future to fruit farming'
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ArticleLabour crisis impact 'makes you want to cry'
British growers express labour crisis despair on BBC Radio 4's You and Yours consumer affairs programme
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ArticleBAPL publishes sustainability report
BAPL launches new sustainability report demonstrating British growers' 'green' credentials
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ArticleBayWa forms Global Produce subsidiary
Group unveils separate brand identity for new company, which includes T&G Global, BaWa Obst, and TFC Holland
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ArticleUK's first carbon-neutral potatoes launched
Puffin Produce's Root Zero brand launches into Co-op stores, backed by a raft of environmental credentials
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ArticleCarb tech 'breakthrough' in South Africa
Agri Technovation's Itest Carbohydrates monitors the carbohydrate status of fruit and nut trees
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ArticleSanLucar signs up to Water Scarcity Programme
Company believes technology and Big Data are the industry’s best allies in optimising water resources
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ArticleSpain calls for rethink on RSA citrus imports
Government asks for imports to be subjected to cold treatment for false codling moth
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ArticleMSC moves into fruit packing
New state-of-the-art facility in Piura will pack Peruvian grapes, avocados and mangoes for the export market
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ArticleKiwifruit Breeding Centre set to open
Plant & Food Research and Zespri joint venture focused on breeding healthier, better tasting and more sustainable varieties
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ArticlePositive signs for Japan’s fresh fruit imports
August volume increases 17 per cent year on year, driven by higher volumes of bananas, kiwifruit and citrus
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ArticleCherri Global protects growing crop
New Zealand cherry grower invests in rain covers after severe weather last season
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ArticlePromising pineapple crop for Piñata
Leading Australian fresh produce company to begin Mareeba harvest this month
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ArticleNew sensor to spot chemicals in fruit and veg
EU-funded consortium is working on new high-speed tech to identify harmful chemicals and bacteria in produce
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ArticleMollar de Elche PDO welcomes new members
Number of companies certified under the pomegranate label increases by 30 per cent
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UK public back NFU calls for self-sufficiency
Huge public support to keep food self-sufficiency levels above 60 per cent, NFU says
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ArticleBrittany onions “looking good”
Timely rain and sun have helped to deliver good volumes of high-quality onions this season, according to Prince de Bretagne